'95 SL2 wipers stopped working...

I don't have the owner's manual for this car. Can someone please be kind
enough to tell me where the fuse for the windshield wipers is located?

TIA,
Brigitte

 

I have a 97 and don't know.

However both of my fuse/breaker boxes are labeled. One is on the passenger
side of the console, and the other is under the hood next to the battery.

Wait... let me dig out my Chilton's - okay, it's in the panel inside the
car (assuming you're not talking about a wagon's rear wiper).

 

Nope, it's the windshield wipers. And that panel inside the car that you
mention is on the passenger side console?

Thanks,
Brigitte

 

Yes, go open the passenger door and look at the side of console next to the
dash where it meets the floor and you'll see one of the panels pulls off
(it's about the size of a 5 x 7 photo). If this is still doesn't make sense
let me know and I'll go snap a pic to share...

 

Thanks Jonnie,
I appreciate your detailed description, especially because of the weather
here. I don't want to have to spend a lot of time looking for the fuse box.

If it EVER stops snowing here, I'll run out and take a look...

Brigitte

 

I can't say for sure, but there are two places to look, a little black box
by your battery, and by the left leg of the passenger's side, there is a
little compartment. Wherever the fuse is, it should be marked.

 

hi
might not be a fuse,check to see if there is any resistance when you move
them by hand(with wiper switch and car turned off).
if not then there is a clip inside the cowl that has broken.
1/2hr labour and about $8.00 can for the part at the saturn dealer.
jeff

 

Thanks Jeff, I haven't investigated the problem any further. Fortunately
the car is an "extra" car, I haven't had to go out into the 2' of snow to
deal with it. But when it's warmer, I will check it out.

Thanks again,
Brigitte

 

Snow? ...okay Brigitte, guess I won't mention blue skies and 70 degrees at
9:30 AM on a Sunday morning with birds chirping outside. (wink)

 

I don't miss that weather. I lived in southern California all my life. I
moved to Nebraska 3 years ago and I prefer the snow over the crowds and road
rage. Besides, having 4 distinct seasons is nice.

Brigitte